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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05
4 BALTIMORE BLAZE.
Loss. one-mnlf Mnnlon Of polIar-.

BALTIMORE, August "A fire broke
ont this morning In the extensive cracker
bakery of James ID Mason a Sons, ON
Pratt street near Light, which was en-
iirclY destroyed with all It's contents and
machinery 1t extended on the right To
a double building occupied by iieudcr-
son. Laws ~ Co., as a cracker, cake, and
candy factory, which was also destroyed.
William Schultz. foreman of Engine
so. r. was ON one of the lower floors
when The upper floors fell IN and he was
buried beneath the ruin. and killed. His
body has not yet been recovered. Chief
Engineer llenncck Of the fire depart
mcnt was ON the same floor and was Sc
ri0u.ly injured His death Is feared.
The flames continued 10 spread on the
right t0 the warehouse Of ficbrandf,
Mcdowell S Co., which was destroyed
and the agricultural warehouse of +.
Whitman S Son. the upper part Of which
wa. burned out ON the left Of the
building In which the fire originated
was the book and stationary store Of T.
Newton kucrtz * Son, containing a large
stock. which was burned, and AL The up
per floors of the grain and produce com.
mission house OF T. Bowens * Co., was
destroyed The fire spread south, and
took hold Of the rear Of the tin ware
house of T. l.. Parker & Co, fronting on
Charles street which was wrecked and
the stock ruined. Their damage Is esti-
mated ai 100000 The entire damages is
now estimated at upwards Of 100000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

TOLEDO, O., August AIT 3 O'Clock
this morning a telegraphic call for uia
was received by the Toledo ire depart
mcnt from Bowling Green. the county
seat of Wood county, eighteen miles di,
tant, and an engine was at once di-.
patched by special train The flame.
originated in bakery IN some unknown
manner, and before they were gotten
under control destroyed twenty-five
buildings. embracing squares Of the bust
ness portion, including one hotel, ono
livery stable, one furniture store, one
harness shop. TWO wagon shops, and q
carriage shop. and "a number of offices
and minor buildings The total loss i-
about $4,000, insured tor about two
fhfrfa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August Mel
Vile Reese Din, prominent lumbermal
OF Myersdale, Somerset county and
brother of the United States Marshal
Dill, died I'm this city Yesterday from Che
effects Of ether administered by two sur
geons. preparatory 20 performing an op
Grafton for The removal of homorrhoids
from which he had long been sufferer
The operation was partly finished whef
il was noticed that Mr. Din was breath
ing unnaturally and efforts were immedi
aiely directed toward rc-usctaiion bu
without avail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

NEW YORK, August f-Thc rumor-
current this morning that John W.
Mackay had sailed for this city ON The
seryia. after acquiring James Gordon
Benefits interest i'm the commercial
cable, and that be had, prior to bis sail
ing, arranged with the cable pool IN Lon.
don for AL advance in cable rates at 40
cents per word were ascribedin in Wall street
as the cause of the rise in Western Union
Yiccpre-ident DE Castro, of the com
mcrcial cable. said, when questioned ia
regard to the rumors, That If Mr. Nackay
has bought Bennett interest 10 was d
private matter between them. hut that
he did not believe it George Goult
would not talk ON The natter and Pre-i
dent Green, 0f the Western Union, would
neither affirm nor deny IT,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05
THE LANGSTON MURDER TRIAL
\ Sensation In Cour; During the Medical
Examination.

PETERsBURG. Va, August 4-Expert
testimony has occupied the attention of
the court today As during the past two
days, i'm the Langston murder trial
DR.. Ncllwaine, who performed the
operation ON Runin and which he de
clared prolonged life for twenty four
hours, was the sole witness yesterday, aud
was ON the stand again to-day. The de-
fense have siriyen hard 10 prove that the
appliances for performing such a delicate
operation were rot ohtainablc here
Br. Mcllwain has AL doubt that death
was caused by the pistol wound
A sensation was caused by counsel for
defense, asking DR.. Mcllwaine II he had
said 90 RuiliB, " II you do not die We will
not BE ahleto break that mans neck. and
II hc had not contributed 90 the fund 10
.mpl0y Governor Cameron to prosecute
langst0n or advised others TO contribute.
These questions were answered with Al
emphatic and indignant denial.
Counsel forprosecution objected to any
further questions of the kind, unless
names and places were given and the OBJ
lection was sustained.
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payers had stood by the State IN this
matter that the debt could be made from
the United States Government. The plat.
form fayors taking care Of the disabled
soldiers and the fostering Of the public
schools. II pledges the party to the fos.
tering OF the agricultural interest. 1t
opposes pauper immigration and convict
labor. It pledges the party to protect
the oyster interest.
The last resolution was AS follows:
That the State Central Committee be
authorized to adjust a plan of county and
city organization ofthe party i'm each city
and county OF the Commonwealth.
\ few repudiators made move In
that direction, but were promptly sat
down on. The convention adjourned At
II o'clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

puT-BrRG. Aug. "A west homD
coke train on ihe Pennsylvania Railroad
was wrecked On Carpenters tunnel !.
miles east Of this city. 40 fO30o'ciock last
might. and The main track 500 completely
blocked that AN east and west bound
trains were delayed from siX 20 icn
hours The accident was caused by
% broken axle. Eleven cars were wreck
ed. and n brakeman named j. VI Cod
dington. it Is feared, fatally injured llo
was caught between the cars and terri
bly crushed. Both legs We're severed
from the body. and he was otherwise se
rously cut and bruised The tracks were
not cleared until late this morning, and
trains east and west were sent over tho
West Pennsylvania road to Bnr-yillC
Junction where they were switched on
t0 the main line
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

The DAILY TIMES has already called
attention to the projected exhibition OF
thc Jersey cattle breeders al the ensuing
state fair They expect to have ON the
ground some of The finest specimens of
neai cattle ever shown In Richmond
J Dds Nill Dee of special interest t0 the Ia
Dies. a.i of whom love pretty COWS even
10 ihey have not respect for calves. Many
Wiilhr there somcof them attircd in new
Jerseys. Men of all condition, will
De welcomed, hut none OF them must
take advantage of The occasion and be
loaded with Jersey lightning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05
Mr.. Mitchell Wins.

The shooting match for the champion
ship of the world between Dr. Carver
and William Tell Mitchell at Bo-chen'
Park yesterday evening was Won by Nit
cheil Ilc killed thirty-six birds ont Of
forty, Dr. Carver thirty five Mitchell
killed thirty-seycn but one was disallow-
ed IH Lynchburg Wednesday Dr.
Carver killed fifty birlsin succession, the
best shooting ON record Mitchell killed
forty-tWo out Of fifty, and six fell with
in bounds, he missing only two.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

NEW YoRR, August 4-George G. Bid
well, the notorious forger who arrived
from England yesterday did n0t stop 20
the United States Hotel after his picture
had been taken for the rogues' gallery, a.
he said be intended TO do, but, with his
wife and sister, proceeded at once TO Mas
,achusetts. lt is believed That the detec-
tive Office Of this city will have Bidwell
shadowed until his death.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

ST. THOMAS ONT-August 4-IlOn.
Allen Francis. United States Consul, who
was struck By hose cart at the recent
railroad disaster here died here to-day
suddenly lie had been confined 10 his
room ever since the accident, but his con-
dition was not thought to be critical At
11.30 o'clock last night while sitting up
talking cheerfully he was seized with
paralysis of the heart, brought on by the
shock sustained in the accident and died
shortly after. lie was seyenty-three
wears Of age, and was for over twenty
years consul for the United States at Vic
toria, b. c., and for the past three years
had been [. :. Consul at 1t. Thomas and
Port Stanley He has daughter living
on Staten Island His family reside al
Victoria, B. G., and none Of his relatives
were at his bedside when he died Flags
are floating at half mast on all the public
buildings. The funeral will take place
tomorrow here.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

CHICAGO. August "A YimSf special
from Lincoln. Neb, says: A collision Of
two freight trains occurred Yesterday on
the Burlington and Missouri River road
between North Bend and Ashland. Both
engines and thirteen ears were thrown
over the embankment into the North
Platte river. Two tramps, stealing ride,
were killed. The engineers and tiremen
escaped by jumping.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

ALEXASDRA, Va, August John
Holzcndofer, "A colored barber, died by
hi. own hand this morning at bis home
ON Queen near Patrick street. He was "a
quiet, neat young man, and was arrested
Yesterday for some trouble al thc local
depot and carried before lhe Mayor but
discharged The arrest SO weighed upon
his mind that he took fifteen cents worth
Of laudanum last night and died of the
eIect This mornIng
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KILLED on THE &. AND q.
The Louisville Express Derailed Near
Greenwood.

Special 10 the Daily Times.
CHARLoTTEsynLE, August 4.-ThC
east-bound Louisville express, No. {, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio. was derailed
at 4.3O pm. this afternoon, one mile west
OF Greenwood, the hrst-class passenger
car and two Pullman coaches being
thrown Of II IS supposed that the acct
dent was caused by a broken wheel OF
axle.
L. d. Starkc and VI Cohen OF Ricn-
mond, were slightly injured, and are now
at Greenwood Station Ten other people
were injured. G. W Pettaway, baggage
master, was killed The train expected
to reach Richmond at > o'clock am.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

Rev Dr. A. T. Dickinson has gone 90
Orange Grove, New Jersey, to attend the
Chapuin's Annual Reunion These chap
laus were all attached io the Union
Army. and meet each year at some one of
the many pleasant Northern watering
places DR. Dickinson is the very man TO
give them % good fratemal talk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

The weather yesterday was partly
clear and partly cloudy. The ther-
mometcr did moi get above SO, and last
night was very pleasant
For to-day lhcprobahiliiic- are slightly
warmer fair weather with castciy winds
shifting t0 -0uiherly There !. p0.si-
bilily that it will De cooler tomorrow
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

WINCHESTER. Va, August 10. b.
Richoll, Of Muncy, Pa, convicted OF
stealing hides from Zepps warehouse,
I'm this place and awaiting the action of
the Court of Appeals ON petition for a
new trial, broke Jail this morning for the
second time. lie released three negro
prisoners, John jenkins. convicted Of
horse-stcaling Jack Williams, convicted
of larceny, and Algefnon Miller charged
with the murder of Milard f. White in
this county. Miller was recaptured but
the others are still at large.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

The following is The programme for
Capitol square this afternoon at 6
o'clock
j. March Kaiser Franz. ....- .....-..-J. ltcsch
3. Overture Bronze Horse. c.......... Auhcr
B. ~ch0tt.chc- Dancing iu the Barn
j. B Claus
A ef,,1d.ify ........... T. Moses
>. ib Auduuto aui Waltz from Oiitet
Audmn
3. Plantation MEDLEY .by request J.. Coniemo
G. Jerusalem the Golden arr. hN j, Bdaeltr
g. A Hunting Scene Descriptive Piece
liucalOssi
b. March Souvenir d'Enghien. Mgge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

There was % very large attendance last
night at Monroe Park. and the very bril-
liant programme was highly enjoyed hy
all The moon shOne very brightly part
of the time but there were heavy cloud,
40 others
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

b. 49,. LOWE. s2ll g.. Main street. muumctu
nI of Champion Woven Wire Mattrcsso-
anl Cots Thc.bcst and cheapest boo thc mur
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

ELIZA COAL YARD lElm station), Broad
and Pine streets IS. S. Pitcher, agent All
kinds Of Coal, Wood, ana Coke. Tclc-
phone. ~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05
Truthful prc-entiment Of sudden Death.

i
The Rev. George VI. IIanselman, as
sistant pastor Of the Catholic Church Of
the Holy Trinity In Montrose avenue,
Williamsburg, y. \, preached at the
service sunday morning ON death. At
the dinner table tn conversation with the
pastor he talked OF the sermon, and
among other things he said " have a
prcsentiment Of sudden death In the
afternoon while intoning yespers he was
stricken with a hemorrhage, and lac died
after being assisted from the altar to the
yestry. He was the youngest Of the four
sons Of ex Supervisor lIanseman Of the
sixteenth ward Of Brooklyn. All his
brothers are priests. Two are In charge
Of parishes in Brooklyn and the other Is
in Jersey City.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

Try La Nomandi Operas, very choice
at Chamberlayne ~ Co.'S, 10 and l. south
Thirteenth street.
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Tnr CHICAGO nOoDIER.


CmcAGo. August As Sheriff Malson
and Inspector Bonheld received some
pleasing intelligence by dispatches from
Canada last evening They refused to
allow them to De seen, but their purport
was that il was definitely settled that
McGarigIc will be- prosecuted AT Mon
trcal. aud that il was certain that his
arrest by the Canadian authorities was a
question of very short time; that the
section of the country in which he was
hiding yesterday was closely pAlrolled,
and bee would not get out Of Il as easy AS
hc passed through the Straits Of Mack
mac. Both officials went home with the
most comfortable feeling they have ex.
pericncel since the escape.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

Old Martell and Hennessy Brandy
cheap, at Chambcraync Co.'S 10 and y
South Thirteenth street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

Try the justly celebrated La NOrmaud
Cigar. CHAMBERLAYNE Co..
10 and l. South Thirteenth street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05

Hon. p. W Mckinney, chairman of the
Committee ON Resolutions, presented the
platform. 10 iHdorses Cleveland. admin
istration and demands the repeal of the
internal revenue system.
The administration Of Governor Lee
was indorsed The action Of the Legis-
latiye Committee on the debt question is
approved. Ii pledges the party TO the
Riddlebergcr settlement, and dcprccatcs
the payment Of taxes in coupons
The platform claims that if the tax
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-05
rnU DANvILIE SYSTEM.
4 Circular m Reference to Passenger and
Freight Agents.

4 Circular in Reference To Passenger and
freight Agents.
The following circular has been issued
RIcuvo>p AND DANyuLE r. r. Co..
OFFICE orTE TRAFFIC. NANAGER.
WASHINGTON. d. C., July 2s 1887. J
On fhc FIRST of August. proximo, the
following modification of the organiza-
ton Of the traffic department viii be
made
The office Of assistant general
freight and passenger agent is abolished,
and division freight and engcragcnts,
reporting to thc general freight agent
and the general passenger agent, viii De
substituted therefor
The following assignments are am
nounccd = s b ThomTson AS division
freight ud passenger agent of the Nir-
ruia Midland and Washington and Ohio
divisions with Office al Alexandria. Va.
j $ Potts as division freight and pas
-cn-cr agent of chat PORTO of The Rich
mNni and Dauyillc division hetwc n
West Point and Greensboro. including
lHe Richmond York River and Chosa-
pcke railroad the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad. Richmond 90 Greensboro
and branches the Richmond and Meek
.enhurt railroad the Milton and ~uthcr-
.m railroad. and the North Western
N0rih Carolina railroad, Greensboro 90
Salem. With Office at Richmond Va
vs. A Turk. as division freight and
passenger agent of that portion of the
Richmond and Danyille division. Colds
f..r.. %. fIaf1.ffl frr1uIfur Ga. N.rfI
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...Nn STEAM BAKERY. K AlHm.
il -. IWr.fth -ffect wholesale
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ii ~. MORRlSEII. $50. l1 Seventh street
Manchester. Phone. 3d.
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M0ARIaLE NrEnyIEwED.

A local paper has long special from
st. Catharincs, Ont, this morning giving
what purp0rts 10 be- AN exclusive inter
view with McGangle The correspon-
dent describes the fugitive as looking
very poorly. After some preliminary
talk. ia which he complained Of misrep-
rcsenialions by ambitious newspaper cor
respondents, McGariglei said Now i
am going 10 make 20 you short state
meni, and you will please let me take
some Of your paper will write down
what ] say and YOU can copy 1t. In this
way will have a copy and If il Is chang
ed ! shall be able to show that you have
mi.represcntcd me"
lie then dictated letter In which lac
reiterated his former statements that II
vas impossible for him 10 live Ia Jail.
He denies having offered 10 testify in be-
half of the State, and says there was
nothing wrong with the hospital manage
ment. lie knows nothing shat would
connect NJ. {. Mcdonald with any
any sort of a crime lie is anxious to
make a settlement Of his affairs, so "a 10
20 back 20 Chicago, but he cannot con-
sent 90 90 to Jail or the peniientiary.
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The Dau,iiicTas-cugcran and Freight Agents.
The Outing Club Mitchell Wins the
shooting Match Tree Excursions for
sick Babies. aud Miscellaneous Matters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-04
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

OF an order OF sale, made by the Superior
Court of the county of Los Angeles. State Of
California. on the 9th day Of December,
1886, in the matter Of the estate and guard.
auship. Of Donald Q. Hewitt minor, the
undersigned' The ne guard guardian % Of the pefsen
sale to the highest bidder for cash, and su6-
ject to confirmation by said coart, on or q.
ter the second day of January, 1857. all the
right, title and interest and estate Of said
minor in and to that certain real estate situ-
ate In the county Of Los Angeles, State Of Gu
ifornia and In the Rancho San Jose, In the
village of Spadra, containing about eleven
acres, and bounded and described - fol-
lows: On the north by the county road,
running from Los Angeles to Pomona, Z por.
tion OF said land being also bounded ON the
north BY lands Of James Fryer; on the eaR
on the south by lands Of Louis Phillips; on
the west by the lands of Kewen Dorsey and
Mrs. 8. J. Lynch; the said land being the
same conveyed to Robert B. Hewitt BY tive
certain deeds, one by w. w. Rubottom and
Kewen II. Dorsey. dated April 1lth. 1881. re-
corded In book Is. page 3s9. Of deeds Of said
record III said county, to which reference q
made.
Terms of sale-Cash in U. g. gold coin, ten
per cent. of the purchase money offered
must be deposited at the time OF offer. Deed
at expense OF purchaser. Bids or offers tn
nrst publication of this notice aud before
the making of sale. and left at the Office Of
VIM. ID. Stephens. my attorney, ia the Law.
yer's building. Temple street. Los Angeles.
California; or delivered to me personally.
SARAH A. HEWITT, Guardian
of the person and estate Of Donald U. Hew.
1T. minor: dsel4td
Dec. IA, 1886.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-04
Notice Of Administrator Sale Of
Real Estate.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT II
IN pursuance Of an order of the Superior
Court of the County of Los Angeles, State
of California, made on the Doth day of De-
cember, 1886, In the matter OF the estate OF
Horace WOodworth, deceased, the undeS-
signed, the administrator of the estate Of
said deceased, will on or after Monday, the
10th day of January, 1886, sell at private
sale, and subject to confirmation BY said
court. the following described real estate
belonging to said deceased and situate In
said county, to wit:
Being an undivided one fifth intere9
OF. In and to the following described real
property. situated in the city Of Los Angeles.
and lying on the northeasterly side of Macy
street, and bounded northerly by land
formerly of T JEFF White; on the eesterly BY
land OF the estate of Wallace Wood worth,
deceased. now allotted to Mamie =. Dc
Camp; on the south by Macy street, aud ON
the west by Zania No. 6. containing about
fou- acres OF land.
Bids or offers must be in writing, and may
be left at the office Of Graves L O'Melveny,
room 2l, Baker llock, in the city Of Los
Angeles California. or delivered to said ad-
ministrator personally. or may be fled In
the office of the Clerk OF said Court ct any
time after the first publication of this notice
and before making said sale.
Terms and Conditions Of 6ale-OaGh.
United States gold coin; 10 per cent on -
ceptance of bid and balance on eOn6rmA-
ton of sale by said court
d254w Administrator Of said sstaSp-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-04
poarA q supsrvissrs.
IANuARY 3rd, 1887

8AEQARA Cs~b
Aftsr the reading Of the minutes OF
ehs prsvious meeting. Chairman Macy
snsde A address TO the Board. In wn'cn
he returned thanks to the Supervisors
for their uniform kindness to him curing
chair term of office. On motion, resoia'
sions Of thanks were rendered TO Mr.
lGsey and District Attorney Hoison' anu
che Board adjourned sine die.
The new Board was then called =
crdsr. Present.. Messrs. Macy, Ross
Vsnable, T. E. Rowan and w. F. Mar
ain. and the Clerk. Messrs. Rowan and
Martin, having taken the oath OF ofhoe'
1he former was, on motion Of Supervisor
Venable, elected Chairman BY four votes
cat Of five. the scattering vote gong 70
Mr.. Macy. u, c
wember Of the Board of Education, was
accepted, and James NJ. Pembroke was
Appointed to ill the vacancy.
Action was deferred in the mater OF
s,iowinr the County Recorder more
room for the purpose OF transcribing
secords.
On petition Of District Attorney Pat
1on. j. r. DuPuy was appointed Assist.
~ District Attorney, with monthly
salary Of $l25. and George J. Denis.
Dsputy District Attorney. with SiOo
per month.
r. s. Platt, james Mckenzie and AL.
Cobler were appointed Deputy County
Tax Collector, At the monthly salary OF
L. !. Thompson was appointed Dep
uty County Clerk, ct 500 per month, :
r. Duusmoor, property clerk. at 80
per month and M. A. Lynch, night
watchman Of the Court House at $7o
per month. :,
Adjourned till January 4th at 10
O'Clock.